Vsh Menu with RetroArch

[Astromatik]

Is it possible to run vsh menu for retroarch? The Overclocking give more performance for the retrogaming with shader. Thank you

[joel16]

It should work, have you tried it?

[Astromatik]

Yes I try it but nothing coming up for the menu... In the config.txt, I don't write with *All I really want try your menu for make more punch with retroarch. Thank you

[Astromatik]

I don t understand, any test but I can't see any menu on retroarch. In config.txt, What should I write. Thank you

[joel16]

Have you tried if oclockvita works on retroarch? Because I believe it was blocked from the drawing on the screen. If that's the case I don't think this will work.

Also in config.txt you should have:

*GAMENAME ux0:/tai/vsh.suprx

[noradninja]

I was able to get Retroarch overclocked on the PSTV/Vita via the following method:

Set up the overclock in a game the VSH menu works in. In VItashell, go to ur0:/data/vsh/titles. Copy the config file of the app you overclocked (in my case, I used VITASHELL.cfg to ur0:/data/vsh/. Rename the file RETROVITA.cfg. Copy RETROVITA.cfg back to ur0:/data/vsh/titles.

Enjoy your now overclocked Retroarch. I have not tested things like shaders, etc with the OC, will see how it goes. When you first load, the GPU will be at normal clock but after about 3 seconds, it goes app to the 222/166 clock.

Alternatively, you can just drop the attached RETROVITA.cfg into ur0:/data/vsh/titles, then load Retroarch. This clocks the CPU/GPU to max, you can verify this by using the VSH menu in another app like Vitashell to enable KEEP CLOCK DISPLAY and CLOCK DISPLAY so they show up when you load Retroarch. The fact that that the displays work makes me think that Retroarch is capturing the controls in a way that keeps the macro that loads PSV-VSH from working and has nothing to do with how PSV-VSH draws the menu.

RETROVITA.cfg zip download

[Astromatik]

Wouhhhhh Sound very good 👍. I ll test tonight.

Thank you very much

Le 1 août 2018 17:23, "noradninja" notifications@github.com a écrit :

I was able to get Retroarch overclocked on the PSTV/Vita via the following method:

Set up the overclock in a game the VSH menu works in. In VItashell, go to ur0:/data/vsh/titles. Copy the config file of the app you overclocked (in my case, I used VITASHELL.cfg to ur0:/data/vsh/. Rename the file RETROVITA.cfg. Copy RETROVITA.cfg back to ur0:/data/vsh/titles.

Enjoy your now overclocked Retroarch. I have not tested things like shaders, etc with the OC, will see how it goes. When you first load, the GPU will be at normal clock but after about 3 seconds, it goes app to the 222/166 clock.

Alternatively, you can just drop the attached RETROVITA.cfg into ur0:/data/vsh/titles, then load Retroarch. This clocks the CPU/GPU to max, you can verify this by using the VSH menu in another app like Vitashell to enable KEEP CLOCK DISPLAY and CLOCK DISPLAY so they show up when you load Retroarch. The fact that that the displays work makes me think that Retroarch is capturing the controls in a way that keeps the macro that loads PSV-VSH from working and has nothing to do with how PSV-VSH draws the menu.

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RETROVITA.cfg zip download https://github.com/joel16/PSV-VSH-Menu/files/2250066/RETROVITA.cfg.zip

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[noradninja]

FYI if you load any of the video filters, Retroarch will hang. I even tried returning it to the stock speeds and it still did it, so this will not help with using filters, but it should help with framerate issues, as RA doesn't seem to OC by default.

[Astromatik]

Maybe you can tell it at libretro team ! I think they must add glsl shader for run it but its a very good news Thank you

[noradninja]

Yeah I am gonna message them over there about the overclock and the filter bug. I know that VitaGL is working now in things like VitaQuake, but to get that driver into Retroarch would require adding support to the individual cores as well as the main Vita branch, I would expect they are working on it but its a big undertaking.

[ghost]

Retroarch for vita should overclock automatically at boot of app: https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/blob/03854a0da137958589e04bd2e52b4de4a388475d/frontend/drivers/platform_psp.c#L290

If is not, i'm suggesting opening issue on Retroarch github. ;)

[joel16]

Seems like GPU isn't overclocked @kozarovv I submitted a PR, hopefully they'll merge it.

[joel16]

Ok it has been merged, now there's no point in using VSH with RetroArch so I'll close this.